We are among the first to bring a device with UV light to the market in 2023, taking light therapy to a new level

Our new prototype Mitochondriak® UV Portable is a unique device designed to “supplement” indoor lighting with red, near-infrared and even UV light.

Mitochondriak® UV Portable is a patented LED panel prototype that also includes UV light.

Portable, practical, battery-powered, with minimal EMF. Suitable as a portable supplemental indoor light source and for local therapy. The panel allows you to set virtually any pulsing frequency from 1 to 10,000 Hz or continual mode without flicker. 

Up to 8 wavelengths and it also includes UV light

LED layout in the prototype:

• 336 nm - 2 pcs (approx. 3.7 eV)
• 360 nm - 4 pcs (approx. 3.4 eV)
• 630 nm - 4 pcs (approx. 1.96 eV)
• 670 nm - 9 pcs (approx. 1.85 eV)
• 760 nm - 4 pcs (approx. 1.63 eV)
• 810 nm - 4 pcs (approx. 1.53 eV)
• 850 nm - 4 pcs (approx. 1.45 eV)
• 900 nm - 4 pcs (approx. 1.38 eV)

Our “octave” calculation in the panel, designed to resemble the solar spectrum:

• UVA (6 LEDs) = 17% = approx. 21 eV
• RED (17 LEDs) = 48.5% = approx. 30.6 eV
• NIR (12 LEDs) = 34.5% = approx. 18 eV

Wavelengths in the Mitochondriak® UV Portable panel

Let’s change our working environment

Our workplaces and homes, where most of us spend a large part of life, are almost completely deprived of UV light and largely also of red and near-infrared. Let’s change that.

Mitochondriak® UV Portable is designed to be as practical as possible for everyday use. You can place it anywhere indoors, in your office, on a bedside table, and use it as needed.

It is battery-powered, therefore safe, with no flicker and minimal EMF. It is portable and you can even hold it in your hand for local therapy (e.g., illuminating veins on the arm/leg) to support nitric oxide production or support mitochondria and water production in the targeted tissue.

Read more about nitric oxide in this article.

Read more about cellular respiration, deuterium, and deuterium-depleted water in this article.

1. Red light therapy

Turn on RED/NIR or both and expose from a distance of 15 to 30 cm for 10 to 30 minutes.

• Deeper tissues may require more time, while surface areas require less.
• You can hold the panel in your hands (when it’s not connected to the outlet) and treat a local area, move it slowly to cover a larger area, or place it on a table.

3. Using UV light - circadian rhythm and non-visual photoreceptors

UV light is mainly useful to support nitric oxide release and to stimulate certain non-visual photoreceptors (opsins), such as OPN5 - neuropsin, which help regulate our circadian rhythm.

• We do not recommend using UV light on its own.
• Always combine UV with NIR (ideally RED/NIR).
• If you want to use UV, make sure the panel is charged so you don’t have to hold it while it’s plugged into the outlet.
• Turn on RED/NIR, set the timer to 5 to 10 minutes, then switch on UV.
• Hold the panel by the stand from the back and move it slowly over the body from at least 10 cm distance for about 5 minutes.
• Per session, we recommend turning UV on max. 1-2 times (total max. 10 minutes).
• Avoid the face and eyes. If you treat the area around the eyes, use protective glasses and consult your doctor (especially with sensitive skin).

More recommendations, pulsing modes and UV tips can be found in the user manual.